Programmers: GO is an effective systems language.
Malware authors: GO is an effective systems language.
Anyone surprised?

An emulator is a simulator. It's an app that simulates an x86 chip. It has variables for all the registers in the CPU and walks the instructions one-by-one updating memory regions and register variables accordingly. This is NOT compiling.

It's the same difference between Python and C code. Python is interpreted and C is compiled.

I won't pretend to remember how Rosetta 1 worked, but in the back of my head, they emulated a PPC machine. It is very reasonable to make some really good guesses from their documentation that they're not merely interpreting X86 code. I think they're using X86 executables as source code. Not human readable source code, obviously; but source for a special compiler that reads both the relocation information and instructions for x86 and emits similar arm64 code. It perhaps even is aware of common LLVM idioms and makes smart optimizations from that. First launch takes the compile time hit and adds the arm64 architecture it to the single architecture binary. Second launch sees the dual architecture binary and uses that.
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There are different genes that resolve to the same date. Septin-1 protein abbreviated as SEPT1 is a different gene than the SEPALLATA family of genes. Both get mangled to the same date value can't be unambiguously reversed.

This is not a new problem. This is of the earliest papers on the subject. This 2004 paper was published published in the peer reviewed journal BMC Bioinformatics. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fbmcbioinformatics.biom...

Huh. I'm on holiday in BC and I just realied that.

I completely agree that Facebook is a private forum. They can ban whomever they like. However, my understanding of the First Amendment is that the US Government isn't allowed to tell Facebook (or anyone else) who to ban from their forums and/or arrest anyone for what they post in a private forum.

Does anyone at Microsoft understand that Macintosh line endings haven't been CR for over 15 years? Macintosh is now Unix. Has been since 2001. Please inform the Excel team too.

And Microsoft Excel for Mac still saves CSV files with $0D line endings.

That's what they already do. Xcode has compilers that target both ARM and Intel. When you run the iPhone simulator it's running the version that came out of the x86 (x64 really) compilers.

Nice. If one were to look to Adam Smith as a spiritual guide (which isn't too far fetched), many people like to quote favorite bits from their spiritual guides which often corrupts the original intent of the guide in the first place.

Exactly. Pai has a deep ideological belief in free markets. I'd go so far as to say he has too much faith in free markets. I feel free markets are good when there's enough elasticity in the market for good old-fashioned supply and demand to function correctly. But the telecom industry has a natural tendency to be a monopoly due to the enormous physical plant required to prevent the supply side from reacting to the demand side. In the absence of strong regulatory action, the monopoly will ... what's the euphemism? ... maximize shareholder value.

Because making decisions based upon facts, data and evidence have no place in online forums in 2017.

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It's "Stand Your Ground" for nerds. Because that always works well ...